... ve this re- » ceived b) a certain channel, the follov niteff ligence [ The King of '.ered the Dresdea on the fir-, of this montii, mt' • * mornin;. The’avi-anced guard the mr.. . his Majjjty, .connting Saxon £.: d Wes ;;na- lian troobs, under the command ...

... and Mr Wardie exhorted Mr Wright to bring an action against the Duke York, and offered to pay the expences of it. Mr Daniel Wright’s testimony corroborated that of Mrs Clarke. The jury gave their verdict against Mr Wardlc. It is astonishing ...

... nearly sinking. Mr. Howe, who has been attemping to the Barclay match in Somersetshire, resigned the task on Saturday, the 15th d.v.’apc-irinuaßCe only having been completed. He has thus lost a stake or guineas, and his health is much injured. Dr. Neale got ...

... place between Mr John G. Jackson and Mr Randolph. They were both called to order, and both pronounced in order by the Chairman ; but the decision was reversed by the Committee as to the latter Gentleman, to Mr W. Alston having said that Mr Randolph rose ...

... for 19 years from Martinmas 1810. Perth Parish. 11th, The MANSION HOUSE; GARDEN and OFFICES of BALHOUSIE, presently possessed Mrs Duncan, containing about 6 7-10ths acres Garden and Orchard Grounds, for 10 years from Martinmas 1810. 12th THAT FIELD lying ...

... seemed, as Mr Pitt said to the Administration Lord Sidmouth, to set it aside ad referendum. Until the season for successful exertion had gone by. . , . The report of endemic complaints multiplies every hour. The two physicians at Middleburgh, Drs. Faulkner ...

... branches under Lieut.- Colonels Bryce and Lemoinc ; the providence of the Commissariat and Medical Departments under Mr Burgman and Dr Franklin; and the zeal, readiness, and good will of the army throughout, are the means by which I prepared to avail myself ...

... Major, and Mrs Young, and Children. Per Thomas Grenville.—Colonel H. C*akes, Mrs Oakes, Lieut. C. Boyce, Bombay Marine. Per Canton.—Mr and Mrs Morton, Capt. .V- Maughan, Bombay Marine, Mr A. Wallace. Per Winchelsea.—Cr.pt. L. Phillips, ...

... GAZETTE. Whitehall, September \Gth 1809. The King has been pleased to nominate and appoint Major-General John Cope Sherbroke to be one of the Knights . Companions of the most honourable Order of the Bath. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. Alexander ...

... Abmhetir also contains accounts from Constantinople dated the 13th ir.st. which state that the project of the Englith Ambassador, Mr Adair, to cxch the inhabitants of the lonian islands to insurrection and re-establish the io.- nier Republic ot the Seven Islands ...

... of J. H. Maw, Esq. of Doncaster, was blown down. This is the remarkable tree noticed in Dr Miller’s History of Doncaster, 55, as said to have been planted by King Chailes I. On Friday last inquest was holden at Langham, before John Ellington Jones, Gent ...

... request that for the sake of variety they would, some them at least, change the signature. Thirty-tKO Capital Prizes will be Dr awn in oxk day, the 20th of next month ; these, with the smaller Prizes, making in the whole the immense Sum of Tiro Hundred ...